jerry brown has denounced u.s. attorney general jeff sessions for speaking in the state about a lawsuit over policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.brown told reporters shortly after session's speech to law enforcement officials wednesday that it was unprecedented for him to "act more like fox news than a law enforcement officer."the democrat accused sessions of lying and of trying to appease president donald trump. brown says the actions are about dividing america.earlier, sessions said the justice department sued california because state laws are preventing federal immigration agents from doing their jobs. sessions strongly criticized oakland mayor libby schaaf for her unusual public warning recently of an operation by federal immigration officers. brown wouldn't comment on that. óóó8:35 a.m.u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is telling california, "we have a problem."sessions told law enforcement officers at a conference in sacramento wednesday that the justice department sued c

jerry brown is not following the constitution. it will be very interesting to see whether this impacts other towns who may in fact feel the same way, but up to this point haven't been emboldened to stand up to california state leadership. cheryl: steve it, was interesting, when the president began remarks, talk about the fact of issue of illegal immigration. what does that mean? we're talking criminals, we're talking murders, we're talking predators. that was something the president said. kate steinle in san francisco. look in arizona what sometimes illegal immigrants bring to this country, mayhem, madness, break the law. >> cheryl the president magnificently laid out a case why the federal government has to step in and address the sanctuary city problem. he is absolutely right. we're stalking about, could you imagine the police arresting individuals, and then they're released and go out and kill people? i have spoken to police officers. they're frustrated, they're angry, they're putting their lives on the line only to see courts

california governor jerry brown quickly answered the challenge. iu described this in terms of war with the federal government today. >> we've never had washington come to california and sue the state and make up lies. >> reporter: the justice department's lawsuit attempts to block three state laws. one restricts police from tipping off immigration agents about someone's legal status. another prevents ice from r pring detainees in local jails, and a third requires private employers to give notice before cooperating with ice. a flash point for sessions was oakland mayor libby schaaf tipping off her city about recent immigration raids. >> i believe that i was absolutely within my rights to share information. >> so, here's my message to mayor schaaf: how dare you. how dare you needlessly endanger rae lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical, open-borders agenda. is they're talking about going to the supreme court. this lawsuit will last a lot longer than the trump ticenistration. >> glor: john, the justice department believes it will

governor jerry brown is afraid governor jerry brown is afraid to talk to me about it. so, how's it going? governor jerry brown is afraid to talk to me about it. well... we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. dawn is serving up dinner for a whole town! that table was like... so big! can one bottle of new dawn clean all the dishes? we did it! 6,000 dishes! a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >> steve: welcome back.when thes prototypes of his border wall tuesday is expected be met with as many booze is chairs. this comes just days after jeff sessions slapped a lawsuit in california over its sanctuary

. >> judge jeanine: last question to you, when the governor jerry brown says we protect all of our people from criminals, and we defend everyone who comes here for a better life. >> did not say that. >> she did say that jerry brown. >> did not. >> judge jeanine: wow. >> obviously the citizens of california need some sanctuary from their legislature and their governor and from mayors like this because they are creating public safety hazard by releasing criminal aliens every single day who go out and prey again on everyone in the community. >> california has trumped the federal government. >> judge jeanine: yeah, that's right. they have. and they are going to be accountable for it now, what do you say if the president does what he threatened to do and that is take all the ice agents out and then you guys can deal with them until you beg for the ice agents to come back. >> yeah. well, that's genius. that's pure genius. have you all not figured out that president trump is a new york liberal? from new york. he has never even lived in california. i mean, come on. >> 8% drop in illegal migration

jerry brown: "this is basically going to war against the state of california. the engine of the american economy. it's not wise, it's not right, and it will not stand."now a heavyweight bout.jeff sessions: "how dare you. how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers."the federal government now suing the golden state, its governor and attorney general over its so-called sanctuary immigration laws.the president first threatened

california governor, jerry brown, called this a political stunt.>> what jeff sessions that is simply not true and i call upon him to apologize to the people of california for bringing the mendacity of washington to california and trying to insert this court and division, and i might add, dysfunctionality in the state that is working. >> reporter: california and the federal government each vow to fight in court. >> we will fight the irrational, unfair, unconstitutional policies that have been imposed on you and your officers and on our federal officers. we intend to win this fight. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the california peace officers association that is hosting the event in sacramento says they are simply providing a form for sessions and others on both sides of the immigration issue to voice their opinion. in fact, california attorney general will speak in from the same crowd this afternoon. >> christina, thank you. >>> we go to oakland where mayor shaft is holding a news conference and answering questions, we will listen and. >> oakland has had such success in reducing viol

out governor jerry brown is responding after the president lashed out at him. >>> first, we are in storm watch this morning. >> light rain is moving through the bay area again this morning. this is a live look at doppler on the right and the golden gate bridge on the left. >> keep umbrella with you until the season completely changes. here is a look at doppler. you can see snow coming down across the tahoe area. you can see the red and orange, which is strong rain coming down through cordelia. interstate 680 will be drenched. it is moving east and south. bay . is getting drenched -- baypoint is getting drenched as well. concord starting to see stronger rainfall rates. clayton will be next. also noticing right near danville rain picking up. there could be slush east of the foothills. boulder creek starting to see rain. further south in gilroy the rain has picked up. high temperatures today similar to what they are now, 50s for the day. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday as this cold front settles in. it is also bring a chance of isolated thunderstorms this afternoon.>>> interstate 80

ed: issued jerry brown i remember covering it around christmas. he had over 120 pardons, many involving illegal immigrants. quickly one of the cases involved someone convicted of a crime from 84 robbery in which basically, someone pled guilty to second degree murder and testified against a co-defendant. basically it involved a robbery. someone decides to rob someone and then used proceeds to buy cocaine. these are the kinds of illegal immigrants being pardoned by jerry brown. by the way, arnold schwarzenegger pardoned 15 people while he was in office. a total of 15. he has pardoning people left and right. abby: probably more than any other governor in california. >> stats 115 pardons from governor jerry brown. add five illegal immigrants to that list. i wonder if the so-called mainstream media will cover that they go nuts about michael flynn getting a pardon. sea general five years in combat. who the president could choose to pardon from his powers. they will go wall-to-wall on other networks about that. i wonder if they will get a mention of this

>> typical jerry brown on the left but sessions is absolutely right. if we're not going to enforce our immigration laws, that means our borders are meaningless. history warns us that any country that either can not or will to the defend its borders simply isn't around very long. he is also right, there is broader issue involved, the sanctity of the constitution and rule of law. what we're seeing raised by jerry brown is these same discredited doctrine that dates back to the old southern confederacy. the notion that a state or local official who doesn't like a federal law is simply free to ignore it, or in california's case, to actively obstruct it. well that doctrine is absolutely toxic to a federal union. it is a destructive of our constitution. would render our constitution meaningless. the laws we pass become mere suckses, the federal union disintegrates. lincoln understood the danger when he became president. sessions is quite right, invoked by the new confederacy led by people like jerry brown. melissa: you know, he made the comment that what if a

governor jerry brown calls sessions a liar who is just launching a reign of terror. nice. plus, a pair of chilling domestic terror stories including a cross-country jihad. the rest of the media are virtually ignoring us. and dr. phil analyzes the white house, what? while the media assails the president, it's all in our unseen end scene segments. but first, reading, writing and activism. our collegiate indoctrination factories. that's the focus of tonight's angle. watching how things have played out during the first 13 months of the trump era, i've come to the conclusion that liberals just aren't that interested in advocating policies that improve the lives of americans. but what they do want, and part of the obama legacy is a constant state of protest and agitation. a resistance force fed to them in their high school and college years and now professors themselves are nurturing the next generation of revolutionaries. at many colleges, students are now expected to skip class to attend social justice rallies. case and point, on yale's admissions lock under the title in suppo

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and then jerry brown started there. >> thank you for that. we're having a side note here on that -- that's important information for us. >> thank you. >> to demonstrate due diligence it's important because we do understand that it can be difficult to get through the system. and to the departments, they don't know the whole history of all of the time that you go in and -- in and out -- and they just see it like it's in, it's out the same day. they don't know the history of maybe you have been in there seven or eight times trying to do things or whatever. >> preservation here... >> they have a very tough job and stuff like this to take very seriously so they want to make sure that it's done right. and obviously the intent was to do is it right and to get it right and there's no issue there with that so we kind of commend you for that. >> thank you. >> okay. so, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. any other questions? >> mr. o'reardon and you struggled to get the history of it all the time and i know how you feel about people who do the right

he's going to have to try jerry brown for treason and then once you convict him of that, because jerry brown is breaking the law and the illegals are breaking the law. try him for treason. once you get him, then convict him, no money time, no money fine, no jail time, deportation for life. you have to cut the cancer out of the body or the body dies. >> jessica, let's take rob's point. >> well, there's no doubt there are many american citizens, criminals especially, that it would be -- many people think would be better off in another place but you know, we have a lot of different kinds of people in our country and that's what makes our country great. what i.c.e. is trying to do is go after those criminals who are not citizens, because we can remove them from our communities and prevent them from disrupting our communities and committing more crimes and more harm in our communities. those are the ones that i.c.e. is going after. i think the department of justice has a good strategy here. sessions wants to establish these principles and i'm sure this is going to go all the way up to the s

. >> i think jerry brown is absolutely right. this administration and jeff sessions in particular, have clearly put a target opt back of california and california is going to fight. they are playing politics and they are playing politics with california. this attorney general is doing that and is he going to lose. steve: oh, come on. they are not going to lose. of the federal government has a great case u it is the federal government that enforces the immigration laws of the united states of america. it's not every state gets to pick and choose. states don't get to decide what laws they are going to enforce. just to think that these politicians think that they care more about illegals in their state than the safety as jeff sessions said our law enforcement. and the rank and file people on the ground is extraordinary. rachel: it's not a winning message. we saw earlier in the year in january when they tried to shut down the government in order to protect dreamers. the american people said listen, you have got to put us first. it wa

i was there, jerry brown has gone further and further to the left. the state is in terrible shape. i think if we have to worry about a few congressional seats there too. if we lose 4 or 5, it is not going to be good. we could today. lou: and i don't normally bring you in on international issues, this is too amazing. theresa may, prime minister of united kingdom giving vladimir putin 24 hours to respond on the murder of a spy, in the u.k. has she lost the drift of things? >> she has, she struggled to get reelected here, coalition is different from first, my sense she is playing to her left wing. lou: she better hope she does not play to vladimir putin's left wing. >> sp if she thinks she has evidence on putin. lou: what is she going to do. call and exri cry on donald trus shoulder. >> absolutely. trump is going to do what trump is going to do. lou: ed rollins. >> thank you. lou: do you believe trey gowdy should be replaced for his refusal to investigate corruption in justice department? cast your vote on twitter at lou dobb, follow he on twitter, like

you have liberal politicians like california governor, jerry brown, they know the facts and the truth and the rule of law are not on their side. that's why instead of addressing why his estate is shielding criminal illegal immigrants, governor brown attacks fox news. he accuses the federal government of going to war, really? let's watch this. >> this is really unprecedented. for the chief law enforcement of the united states to come out to california and act more like fox news then a law enforcement officer. this is a political stunt. it's more like fox news and what's going on in washington and it's not about the truth, it's not about protecting our state, it's about dividing america. this is basically going to war against the state of california. the engine of the american economy. it's not wise, it's not right, and will not stand. >> sean: it's not right, but we did invite governor brown to come on the show tonight, but shockingly, he said no. governor brown has no facts to back up this argument, so it's no surprise that he's too gutless to come on the program. liberals in californ

>> if you listen to jerry brown and gavin newsom it's as if they live in a bubble. understandable. if you are the former mayor of san francisco and you had maps of human waste, hypodermic needles on the sidewalk and opening heroin injection centers starting in july in san francisco, i think it might make sense to look the other way at the facts. that is the only explanation in california. one in five californians living below the poverty line. highest homelessness in the nation. the numbers go on and on. >> tucker: they destroyed something so beautiful and they should be punished for it, thank you. u.s. news & world report has released their new best estate's ranking and they have bad news for the state of california. despite having a powerful economy, the most fertile farmland in the world, probably the prettiest physical environment and the planet earth, it was rated dead last in the quality of life if you can believe it. he still lives there, joins us tonight. how do you take a place that was world-famous as eden and in 50 years make it the worst place in america. others.on't bl

jerry brown and state atty. general. javier becerra as defendants. the governor reacted with a bowstring statement calling the lawsuit a political stunt and one legal expert tells me it sums up a legal battle over the u.s. constitution and states rights. the u.s. department of justice filed a lawsuit tuesday evening in sacramento, it says the lawsuit challenges three california statutes that reflect a deliberate effort by california to obstruct the united states enforcement of federal immigration law. >>>> reporter: u.s. itinerary jeff sessions announced the lawsuit in sacramento and he speaks to the county peace officers association. governor. jerry brown in a statement in a time of unprecedented political turmoil, jeff sessions has come to california to further divide and polarize america. these political stunts may be the norm in washington, but they don't work your. sad. the trump administration has been in a battle with california over sb 54, the states sanctuary policy known as the california values act. that took effect january 1. it says loca

and i think there were three exclamation points. >> jerry brown is wrong, and he knows he is wrong. he is violating the law. he had all of the democratic politicians running california, they know they are in big trouble. with jeff sessions' arrival in sacramento, justice is finally coming, and a california citizen can sleep easier knowing that the u.s. department of justice is actually going to enforce federal immigration law. >> shannon: you are not the only public running, so i want to give your response to respond to john cox who is responding. he is going to be on the show later this week. this is what he said about allegations that you had to answer regarding sexual harassment. he said, when you represent people, you can't engage in any behavior that would be considered risky whatsoever. you are opening yourself up to black male, opening yourself up to attacks and complaints that will affect your decision-making. people know it was -- >> this is the standard playboo playbook. they are going to take on and take out a democrat, they throw out something like this. the best they co

jerry brown: "this is basically going to war against the state of california. the engine of the american economy. it's not wise, it's not right, and it will not stand."now a heavyweight bout.jeff sessions: "how dare you. how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers."the federal government now suing the golden state, its governor and attorney general over its so-called sanctuary immigration laws.the president first threatened to pull ice and border patrol from the state.president trump:"if we ever let california alone let them figure it out for themselves. in two months they'd be begging for us to come back. and you know what? i'm thinking about doing it." now his attorney general wants to undo three california laws limiting law enforcement cooperation and information sharing about immigration status on mainly law-abiding immigrants.jeff sessions:"we are going to fight these irrational, unfair, and unconstitutional policies that have been imposed on you and our federal officers."several california cities already have sanctuary laws

california governor jerry brown calls the doj's lawsuit a political stunt. he and the state attorney general held a press conference right after jeff sessions finished here speaking at the state capitol and they blasted the trump administration for failing to enact immigration reform and trying to punish california for refusing to cooperate with federal enforcement authorities. >> this is a very aggressive act on the part of the trump administration. it's not right, it won't stand and as i say, i'm sure this lawsuit has more longevity han the trump administration itself. >> governor jerry brown is vowing to fight this lawsuit. the justice department is reportedly looking at other states that have enacted the sanctuary policies and could face legal action as well. trace? >> trace: thanks, claudia. some important primary races just wrapping up. possibly kind of giving us a preview of the mid-term election. the big question now, can democrats take traditional red states maybe even texas. we'll talk to our political panel. first, why a man is facing charges afte

nor jerry brown. s the governor is a "nice >> you have sanctuary cities where you have criminals living in the sanctuary cities and then the mayor of oakland goes out and notifies when i.c.e. is going in to pick them up and many of them were criminals with criminal records and very dangerous people. guy" but "has not done the j >> the president is also taking a swing at governor jerry brown. old says the governor is a nice guy but -- he says the governor is a nice guy but "has not done the job." >> i think governor brown has done a very poor job running california. they have the highest taxes in the united states. the place is totally out of control. >> the governor tweeted his response saying, "thanks for the shout out, donald trump, but bridges are still better than walls and california remains the sixth largest economy in the world and the most prosperous state in america," and mr. trump may not have much to lose lashing out against californians. he lost california in 2016 to hillary clinton by nea

jerry brown and this last week pardoned five illegal immigrants who were in this country illegally who had been convicted of crimes. and now brown close the individuals according to his office because they had turned their lives around after being convicted many, many years ago of these crimes. but the president in his tweet highlighted the crimes that the imgraj imgranlts we immigrants were convicted of, dealing drugs and then the president asks, is this really what the great people of california want? so here the president escalating his attack on jerry brown who has really resisted the president's push to crack down on sanctuary cities. this is a fight the president wants. even made the weekly address about, in part, this issue of sanctuary cities, ryan. >> abby philip talking about the president's tweets that came in rapid succession right before his trip to the golf course. let's discuss this now with my panel. we have a cnn political commentator and assistant editor at the "washington post" and margaret talev, a senior white house correspondent for bloomberg news. david, let's st

. >> reporter: governor jerry brown minced no words in his response. jeff sessions filed a federal lawsuit against the state of california for its sanctuary policies. >> three lies. open border, protect criminals. >> we are going to fight these irrational unfair unconstitutional policies. >> reporter: sessions did talk about what he considers the missteps of california leaders like gavin newsom. >> california is using every power itself, powers it doesn't have to frustrate federal law enforcement. >> you are dealing with perhaps universally almost accepted one of the most insignificant attorney general in history. >> reporter: session's speech was met with protest and inside opposition. >> the lawsuit challenges some of our state laws which again, are fully constitutional and provide for the safety and welfare of all of our people. >> reporter: governor brown talked about the contribution undocumented workers made to california. they are vital to the california economy which brown called the quote engine of the american economy. rather than attacking t

brown. attorney general sessions, in announcing the details of the lawsuit said, california's actions violate the constitution and endanger public safety. >> california we have a

jerry brown, levy, the mayor of oakland. you know, jerry brown, proposition 47, 57, 109 totally took the side of the criminals. turned back on law enforcement. and you know, the leaders of california, they acting criminals. they are acting like criminals. so what do you expect the rest of the people are going to do?ha then have you the mayor of oakland who totally tell all the criminal to run away because ice is coming over. so, instead to do arrest, they only arrest about 120, 130 people. then you have, you know, the homeless, the homeless, if you look -- if you go downtown los angeles, i'm telling you, tucker, i have been around the world. i remember 30 years ago in africa. africa doesn't look like that. it's unbelievable. not even third world country 30 years ago look like california right now. like downtown. you go down to the library, it's like sodom and gomorrah. sex, drugs, and rock and roll.ru >> tucker: in a library? >> in the library. i mean, you should do a total segment on the library. a public library downtown l

. >> judge jeanine: last question to you, when the governor jerry brown says we protect all of our people from criminals, and we defend everyone who comes here for a better life. >> did not say that. >> she did say that jerry brown. >> did not. >> judge jeanine: wow. >> obviously the citizens of california need some sanctuary from their legislature and their governor and from mayors like this because they are creating public safety hazard by releasing criminal aliens every single day who go out and prey again on everyone in the community. >> california has trumped the federal government. >> judge jeanine: yeah, that's right. they have. and they are going to be accountable for it now, what do you say if the president does what he threatened to do and that is take all the ice agents out and then you guys can deal with them until you beg for the ice agents to come back. >> yeah. well, that's genius. that's pure genius. have you all not figured out that president trump is a new york liberal? from new york. he has never even lived in california. i mean, come on. >> 8% drop in illegal migration

jerry brown: "this is basically going to war against the state of california. the engine of the american economy. it's not wise, it's not right, and it will not stand."now a heavyweight bout.jeff sessions: "how dare you. how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers."the federal government now suing the golden state, its governor and attorney general over its so-called sanctuary immigration laws.the president first threatened to pull ice and border patrol from the state.president trump:"if we ever let california alone let them figure it out for themselves. in two months they'd be begging for us to come back. and you know what? i'm thinking about doing it." now his attorney general wants to undo three california laws limiting law enforcement cooperation and information sharing about immigration status on mainly law-abiding immigrants.jeff sessions:"we are going to fight these irrational, unfair, and unconstitutional policies that have been imposed on you and our federal officers."several california cities already have sanctuary laws

. >> reporter: governor jerry brown signed a bill that made california a sanctuary state at the beginning of the year. the state has since seen a crackdown on undocumented immigration. >> it's not our desire to pick a right and wrong answer. we mainly want to make sure that law enforcement is allowed to keep our community safe and not be on the wrong side of the law. >> reporter: just moments ago, we learned a breaking news update in regards to this story. we are now learning that the trump administration plans to sue california over its sanctuary state policies. that limits the cooperation from local agencies to federal immigration authorities. and in the last half hour, oakland mayor libby schaaf released a statement reading in part, this administration has tried to portray all immigrants as villains. we know that is a racist lie and we will shed light on that myth every day. this administration also wants residents to cower and stay silent. in oakland, we will stand up and speak out. she also says oakland will continue to exercise its right as a sanctuary city. we do know that after se

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his most recent target was california's democratic governor jerry brown, and here's why. the president wrote on twitter: >> r eporter: the president is also venting his frustration today with amazon for three reasons. he believes they're gaming the tax code with their complicated distribution where they are sometimes direct vendors and sometimes third parties. he believes they are exploiting low rates at the u.s. postal service, and he doesn't think that the newspaper that jeff bezos owns provides fair coverage to his administration. so two more tweets. quote: >> r eporter: "the washington post"'s rebut al qaim in the form of an article on their web site written by the white house bureau chief where part of it says that: >> reporter: a white house spokesman says the president is not weighing actions, we're left with a war of words between bezos and president trump, the most powerful man in the world. kelly? kelly: the plot just thickens. peter, thank you. molly: all right. the u.s. has to be out by the end of the day. russian citizens having some mixed reactions as they w

. >> reporter: governor jerry brown minced no words in his response. jeff sessions filed a federal lawsuit against the state of california for its sanctuary policies. >> three lies. open border, protect criminals. >> we are going to fight these irrational unfair unconstitutional policies. >> reporter: sessions did talk about what he considers the missteps of california leaders like gavin newsom. >> california is using every power itself, powers it doesn't have to frustrate federal law enforcement. >> you are dealing with perhaps universally almost accepted one of the most defeat insignificant attorney general in history. >> reporter: session's speech was met with protest and inside opposition. >> the lawsuit challenges some of our state laws which again, are fully constitutional and provide for the safety and welfare of all of our people. >> reporter: governor brown talked about the contribution undocumented workers made to california. they are vital to the california economy which brown called the quote engine of the american economy. rather than atta

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>> i think the rein of terror is jerry brown's left-wing move. the california democrats have moved so far left they're halfway to hawai'i. it's ridiculous. even a few years ago you had barack obama and other leaders of the democratic party making the point it's important we control immigration and they've moved left and jerry brown is wrong on the law because the supreme court found in the mid 90s that states can't apply their own policy, federal policy has to be preeminent but he's wrong in common sense and what the public wants. of course he's right to say there are millions who are here illegal illegally and doing things the public probably wants to see happen whether it's picking fruit or working in bakeries and looking after children but that's not what he's talking about here. what he's talking about and the mayor of oakland is not those kinds of people. it's the kind of people who have violate criminals, dealing drugs and having sex with children. one of the people the mayor of oakland has allowed to return to the streets say child sex off

>> i don't know what jerry brown had in mind. i know he's an extraordinarily cautious person, at least in these last eight years, sixteen years as governor. but beyond that, what does all this have to do with immigration and i.c.e., i don't know. leland: hold on, i'm still looking for the beginning. so you approve of the decision in the pardons or you don't? >> well, the pardons are out there, they're done. do i approve? i don't know the details other than what you basically said and maybe a couple of additional sentences in the newspaper this morning. i don't know the background, i don't know the information. i do know that jerry brown's extraordinarily cautious. leland: okay. >> now, whether this ties into any of the immigration/sanctuary stuff or not, i suppose anybody could make ab argument to achieve that, but it does raise -- go ahead. leland: it's certainly coincidental, you've got this sanctuary law debate going on and this lawsuit. not only do you have orange county joining the federal government, now you have the city o

and then you hear jerry brown firing right back, the governor saying that the trump administration is full of liars. i wonder what you think is going to happen when the president visits san diego next week. >> well, i suspect he'll have a very productivity visit. governor brown says that this is unprecedented. it is actually not unprecedented at all. he reminds me of another democratic governor george wallace and some of his other southern governors during the civil rights era when they took refused to enforce federal law because of their local, narrow political agenda. so i think he's evoking the ghost of those segregationists, governors, rebel governors, and he's trying to defy federal law and, by the way, in doing so, putting his own citizens and federal agents in grave danger by protecting the rights of dangerous known criminal legal aliens over the rights of a citizen, the safety of the citizens of the united states. >> maria. >> clearly steve read the talking points out of the white house and the department of justice. that's just wrong. and if you listen to what governor brown

i want to know how jerry brown and gavin newsom getting off being george wallace and standing up and saying they are not going to allow federal law to take precedence. this is totally against the law. they are doing it to cover up their incredible mismanagement of the state of california. >> laura: we will have you both back on when it's not an election night. i'm sorry i can't give you another rebuttal, joe. we're up against the clock. >> so aim. >> laura: live analysis of still too close to call still too close to call spyou ok there, kurt? we're about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. call geico. geico... helps with... homeowners insurance? been doing it for years. i'm calling geico right now. good idea! get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using. tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel

in terms of the environment offshore drilling and the like and the governor jerry brown saying in a statement this week to president trump that california is about building bridges not walls thank you very much. a small group of people are being allowed out of rebel held in syria while one hundred people a safe are left enclave which has been under intense government bombardment for three weeks alan fischer reports. they've come from eastern guta slowly perhaps hesitantly most definitely the glad to be out and about those they've left behind. we were about two hundred people living in a cellar without light or electricity and very little food it was impossible to leave because of the events many people decided to leave and head to duma and only forty of us stayed behind in that cellar and decided not to leave until the syrian army entered the city. my children tell me dad we don't want to die whenever they tell me this i cry tears of blood and pray to god to make me. others have been bussed out of the area after the group reached an agreement with the united nations the russians and others ar

let's start by talking about jerry brown slams jeff sessions saying it is a political stunt. do you agree? >> not even a little bit. i'm happy jeff sessions pushed back for enacting sanctuary state laws. they are unconstitutional. the doj had no choice but to file this lawsuit against california, saying to the federal judge you have to temporarily invalidate the laws now and i will ask a permanent injunction to evaluate these laws forever and the doj has an excellent case. the three laws in question completely prohibits price from doing its job in the state of california, puts people in danger, law enforcement in danger, the threat of irreparable harm is great and the doj should win. jillian: 121 criminal alien starts with him aside from 2010-2014. and dangerous drug convictions in 2015, due to warning from the california mayor and look at the fact that a lot of these people living in california are here illegally, they, what is the message to them? >> we don't want the ms 13 people care, we don't want people who thumb their nose at the law. california is thumbing their nose

out governor jerry brown is responding after the president lashed out at him. >>> first, we are in storm watch this morning. >> light rain is moving through the bay area again this morning. this is a live look at doppler on the right and the golden gate bridge on the left. >> keep umbrella with you until the season completely changes. here is a look at doppler. you can see snow coming down across the tahoe area. you can see the red and orange, which is st

governor jerry brown fighting back at jeff sessions after the department sued over the immigration laws. brown slamming the sessions visit to california as a political stunt. >> we know the trump administration is full of liars. this is basically going to war against the state of california. the engine of the american economy. >> the lawsuit against california challenging the so-called sanctuary policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration officials. sessions really had strong words for oakland mayor who gave residents an advanced warning of a crackdown. >> how dare you needlessly endanger our law enforcement to have a radical open border agenda. >>> today is international women's day. mcdonald's is celebrating with a big golden "w." for the first time, it has been physically flipped. it will mark it at another 100 l locations. that will be featured across the digital channels as well. >> new light shed on the mystery of what happened to amelia earhart. bones were found on the pacific flight path. analysis concluded they belonged to a man. using new science, a professor says

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